Summoner
Requirements: L2 Time Mage
Summoning Spells
Moogle: KUPO! some HP is restored Jp: 110
Shiva: A blast of ice strikes the enemies Jp: 200
Ramuh: Bolts of lightning strike the enemies down Jp: 200
Ifrit: A wave of fire cuts down rhw enemies Jp: 200
Titan: A great quake shakes a range of enemies Jp: 220
Golem: Golem comes and protects all allies with a physical wall Jp: 500
Carbunkle: Protects some allies by reflecting all spells Jp: 350
Bahamut: Bahamut lets loose his killer breath upon your foes Jp: 1200
Odin: Strikes with his sword, cutting enemies down Jp: 900
Leviathan: A tidal wave crashes on the foes within range Jp:850
Salamander: Flames sweep the battlefield, crisping your foes Jp: 820
Silf: Silences foes, keeping them from casting their own spells Jp: 400
Fairy: Cures some allies, helping more than Moogle Jp: 400
Lich: Strikes at your foes mind, pulling out half of their magic store Jp: 600
Cyclops: Storms over the field, laying waste to foes in its path Jp: 1000
Zodiac: High over the field, it shoots a beam of light, striking your foes
JP needed to master: 9250
Rating:7
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Summomers are one of the most underrated jobs in the game. Although their spells may be costly and time consuming, spells like Golem and Bahamut are worth it. One of the two drawbacks can be cancelled by either Short Charge (a time mage ability) or by Half of MP, an ability of the Summoner itself. Golem is one of the highlights of summoned creatures. It creates a physical barrier around ALL allies, reducing physical damage incredibly. The highlight of the attack spells is Bahamut. It is incredibly powerful, and although slow, it has a big enough range to hit most of the enemies in one casting, exposing them all to that powerful flame. Unfortunately, the HP values of Summoners are usually quite low, however, they usually take a backseat to the action, striking from afar. They are usually a powerful enough class to worm their way into a spot on the roster during Chapters 2 and 3 quite often.
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